By EAMON JAVERS Politico
Jarrett said the dinners with Emanuel aren’t free, either: Attendees split the tab.
The sessions, Jarrett said, are held “to make sure we are creating the kind of environment where CEOs are creating jobs. It’s to make sure we have the best information to turn the economy around.”
The discussion at the June 25 lunch was open ended, with no set agenda item, and touched on health care, education and the economic recovery. Jarrett said the four companies were chosen because they are each dominant global corporations. “The president had recently returned from a trip overseas and he was eager to talk to these four huge global corporations about how they see the world economic situation.”
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